The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Look out for FeIhbehr-
Baseball to-day at Makiki.
The electric light is much missed.
Read the Independent platform.
No vessels will leave port on Monday
No Blue Ribbon entertainment this even
ing.
An Italian greyhound is advertised as
lost.
Government schools open next Thurs
day.
No politics on Sunday, remember. Go to
church.
Very little business will be transacted on
Monday.
No band concert at Emma Square this
afternoon.
The teachers examination was concluded
yesterday.
Peter o'sunivan is the coming Disraeli
| of Hawaii.
A heavy shower of rain fell shortly be-
! fore midnight.
Don't make so much noise, Nolte, when
you Kill turkeys.
One year ago to-day the yacht Brunhilde
arrived at this port.
Wonder how many teachers will get left
on the examinations.
The Chief Justice and family have re-
| turned from the country.
Upton's infantry tactics can be obtained
at A. NJ. Hewett's store.
The men of the Z. s. s. Vandalia had
boat practice yesterday.
The bulletin board outside the Post Of
flee was a blank yesterday.
Rough weather is reported at Lahaina
the early part of this week.
Monday being election day, there will be
no band concert in the evening.
The big organ will certainly be heard at
st. Andrews Cathedral tomorrow.
Mr. J. NJ. Poepoe speaks at noon to-day
in front of the Armory, Brewers wharf.
Order your wet goods from Seaborne to-
day. He will be closed Monday and Tues
day.
The fall term at Oahu College and Puma
hou Preparatory School begins on Tuesday
next.
Any person who has lost horse should
apply at the American Express COmpany's
Office.
The next mail from San Francisco will
be due on the goth of this month by the
Australia.
points out of possible so at 400 yards.
Well done, Jimmy.
A four-oared boat race took place yester-
day between crews from the Vandalia and
the Adams. The latter won.
The Royal Hawaiian Band played
at the Queens Hospital yesterday after
noon between and 5 o'clock.
= The Rev NJ. s. OnsIow, Chaplain of the |
Conquest, will preach at St. Andrews |
Cathedral Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock. |
-Phe steamers Kinau, Kilauea Hou and |
Mokolii are due to-day, and the Likelike, |
w. G.. Hall and Mikahala will arrive Sun
day.
The o. and o. S. s. San Pablo will touch /
here October 8th, en- route to Yokohama
and Hongkong. Messrs. Hackfeld & Co.
are the agents.
A Bouganvillia vine on the Waikiki side
of Richard streets needs trimming badly.
The sidewalk at that point is almost i'm
passable to pedestrians.
Buy a copy of Godfrey's Ready Refer
ence and Directory, containing the names
Of 1900 voters for MOBILES. 1t will be
ready Monday, and you cannot get along
without it.
At 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Lewis ].
Levey will sell, his salesroom, the whole
If the stock of groceries, canned goods,
ETC., belonging to the bankrupt estate of F.
J. Perreira.
Senior A. de Souza Canavarro, Portu-
,uese Commissioner, and Monsieur Laur-
mt Cochelet, French Commissioner, visited
he U. S. S. Vandalia yesterday, and were
accorded the usual honors.
This afternoon at haif-past two o'clock
here will be baseball match at the Maxi
i grounds between team from the Van
alia and the Honolulus. 1t will be good
anne The Hawaiian Band will be in at
enhance.
In the Supreme Court on Thursday Hon. /
. B. Dole, guardian of the minor children ,
f H. X. Pahau, deceased, was authorized
D mortgage real estate of the wards, and
pply the proceeds toward the debts and
of the property.
Promises and Pie CruSr